scesnick
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How about a VERY long recovery strap and another tractor hooked to the other end of it?
My Stupid Problem
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atgreene
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I don't know what is worse, the owner who told you to mow it or the folks on here who've never actually retrieved a piece of equipment from a precarious situation telling you how to get it unstuck. If you're depending upon some of this advice to get you out, you're in deep trouble.
pughde
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I have no input just be safe and good luck.
PhysAssist
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What he said, but in addition, STAY SAFE!! (and let us know what worked and what did not).
Thomas
Turbys_1700
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I've read the whole thread from beginning to end...
I've never been in this exact situation but I have many years sitting on a tractor...
I think that getting another tractor like you are doing is the best solution...
I would unhook the hog and lift and pull the hog with both tractors and FEL's if possible...
I am truly sorry for your bad experience...
Please keep us posted on the outcome and good luck...
I've never been in this exact situation but I have many years sitting on a tractor...
I think that getting another tractor like you are doing is the best solution...
I would unhook the hog and lift and pull the hog with both tractors and FEL's if possible...
I am truly sorry for your bad experience...
Please keep us posted on the outcome and good luck...
Scooby074
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Lucky you werent going forward! That would have been a bad time.
Are you sure the sinkhole goes under the tractor? That changes things up a bit.
If it doesnt, Id chain up the mower to a nearby tree, then try to drive out. Then pull the mower out from a distance.
A larger excavator would likely be what Id prefer to get out of there if I was bringing in equipment. You could crane out the mower, then pull the tractor or even use it to lift and support the rear end of the tractor if you think the ground is bad under the rear. A large enough ex, something in the 220 class could pick the whole tractor.
If there is any doubt about the ground under the tractor, Id go with the ex.
Are you sure the sinkhole goes under the tractor? That changes things up a bit.
If it doesnt, Id chain up the mower to a nearby tree, then try to drive out. Then pull the mower out from a distance.
A larger excavator would likely be what Id prefer to get out of there if I was bringing in equipment. You could crane out the mower, then pull the tractor or even use it to lift and support the rear end of the tractor if you think the ground is bad under the rear. A large enough ex, something in the 220 class could pick the whole tractor.
If there is any doubt about the ground under the tractor, Id go with the ex.
aginn
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I read to the 4th page of this thread before I realized this is happening right now. I was tense before and now the tension is palpable. My wife and I are both hoping to see a new post from you saying all is well.
I'll follow this thread tomorrow looking for good news from you. Good luck friend.
I'll follow this thread tomorrow looking for good news from you. Good luck friend.
Larro Darro
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BCP, I am crazy about old tools. How old is that round shovel? I have never seen one like it before.
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